The Tang Dynasty's Young Physician

This seems so frustrating. This is just a soul that traveled through the Tang Dynasty. How come there are still such resigned people in the 21st century?? It's really whatever dad says. Brother, the Qing Dynasty has been dead for a long time. You can't find this kind of thing in reality.

Really, I read books for pleasure and comfort. Reading this book made me feel so frustrated. Marrying a wife and having a concubine, and being forced by this pressure and that pressure. Can't I just wait a year and just do it? The writing style is indeed good, and the plot is indeed good. I admit that, the author's writing style and plot design are at the top of the list.

When someone steals medical knowledge from him, the protagonist accepts it without hesitation. When others try to learn medicine from him, he refuses, citing his ancestral secrets as a reason not to change history. Finally, he tries to kill Wu Zetian after taking her as his daughter, which goes beyond changing history. His character is so despicable; it all boils down to selfishness.

It was disgusting to read, and the writing was so stupid. Having someone testify that Sang Xiaomei was okay was clearly a way of getting her married, yet they insisted on writing that she liked him. It was disgusting and a waste of my money. This is the most disgusting book I've ever read.

If I hadn't read the book first and then read the reviews, I almost would have been misled by them. Such a good book, with such detailed descriptions of life, and they've portrayed it like this! Those trolls, have some decency!

I can't stand it anymore. You're a disgrace to time travelers. You've been poor for dozens of chapters. Other time travelers can make a living by producing alkali and steaming buns, but you're nothing, struggling to pay rent? And you call yourself a time traveler?

The father of the pig's feet prescribed the medicine, the pig's feet took the medicine, and you arbitrarily changed the prescription and cured the patient—that's good! But where is your professional ethics? You've been arbitrarily changing prescriptions since before your rebirth, and you still think you're right? Every traditional Chinese medicine prescription has its author's signature guarantee.

The chapters after the VIP chapters feel like they were written by a completely different author. The plot is a mess. Profiting from the war is understandable, but then trying to be virtuous and give away food... Does everyone else think they're fools?! A clueless village girl can supposedly kill three on the battlefield, and later more than twenty?

It's not bad, unlike what you guys criticized. I watched the whole thing.

Why does the male protagonist seem so indiscriminate? He's hooking up with this one and flirting with that one. He's supposed to be a medical student and a transmigrator, can't he at least have some ambition?